Guided Product Walkthrough
Use this illustrative journey with sample data to understand AI use, review a supported control decision and see the operator response. Classification can describe activity and detect sensitive content on selected fields; the policy determines the permitted action.
Walk through your workflowIllustrative composite using sample data. The linked steps show operator work; they do not imply automatic case creation or a complete joined history.
Sample endpoint WS-042 has a user-configured postgres-mcp installation. The inventory retains its provenance, ownership and last observation.
Illustrative signed policy engineering-mcp-v7 allows read operations and requires approval for delete. The request asks for a delete action.
On this supported managed MCP path, the action is held before backend dispatch while approval is pending. Original argument inspection and the policy decision are recorded; the backend has not been called.
Sample responder Morgan owns the finding. The case records the endpoint, tool revision, policy version and pending action, using bounded evidence rather than a credential or raw query.
The responder records withdrawal of the delete request and evidence of the corrected read-only workflow. The case retains the resolution and its supporting evidence.
These independent illustrative examples use sample configurations. They are separate from the managed MCP case above and do not depict a joined live request or customer outcome.
Original argument denial on a supported managed MCP path can precede backend dispatch. A returned-result denial cannot undo an already executed action. Gateway policies apply to supported routed traffic; browser inspection uses selected prompt text and history selected by policy, with upload metadata controls. Direct provider and backend routes require separate controls.
Bring one real workflow to a session. Identify the resource, permitted route, selected fields, policy owner, exception scope and evidence needed for resolution.